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Tablet PCs & WriteOn
Joseph G. TrontBradley Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Virginia Tech
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Your Classroom
Thinking Points: What can rich communications do for your
class?
Collaboration, competition, consultation, discussion, note capture, etc.
Peer to peer, multicast, broadcast, reflectors; draw the reflector
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Your Classroom
Thinking Points: What can e-ink do for your class?
Increase teacher/student expressivenessQuestions to ask yourself during discussion
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State Diagrams
Example: 2-bit video driver/counter
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State definition
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State Diagrams
Example: 2-bit video driver/counter
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State definition
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Your Classroom
Thinking Points: What can e-ink do for your class?
Increase teacher/student expressivenessImpromptu examples or problem modificationQuestions to ask yourself during discussionColor for emphasis or expression EMPHASISWhat else do you need?
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WriteOn
e-Ink Application for Presentations: Overlays display with a virtual transparency Allows ink on top of active presentation Punch through allows operating program to be
affected by stylus/keyboard Save application image plus annotation as
composite Net composite to students via Conference XP Insert composite into OneNote pages Transfer composite via clipboard
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WriteOn Example
Software simulation program Code is being executed step by step Animation shows memory changes,
processor operation WriteOn overlays display Instructor annotates operation Important display and annotation
information is captured and stored
WriteOn Example
WriteOn Example
WriteOn Example
WriteOn Example
WriteOn Example
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Potential Classroom Uses of Tablets
How can you use the tablet in your classes?
What do you hope to accomplish?
How do you know when you are successful?
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WriteOn Available Free
Available for download from:
www.ee.vt.edu/~jgtront/writeon
For more information or usage examples contact:
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Also UsingCLASSROOM PRESENTER
Available for download from:
www.cs.washington.edu/education/presenter/
For more information or usage examples contact:
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Cornell’s 3D Journal
Available for download from:
www.cornell.edu/3djournal
For more information, contact:
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Other Tablet Tools
Available for download from:
wwww.microsoft.com
Search for Power Toys
For more information, contact: